Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-09
LOCAL 6REvITIES.

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Read Paynter 4 Co.'S ad.. top of this
page.
Go and see Black Hussar tonight at the
Grand.
Mr.. Dick Hughes was in Washington c.
H. yesterday.
Hart Rannells, esq, of New Carlisle. was
in the city last evening.
Blacks opera house has a minstrel COM
pany for its Christmas attraction.
Hon. C. l.. Maxwell, . prominent lawyer
of Xenis. Is in the city on business.
Don't fail to attend the Central NJ. +.
concert this evening. You'll not regret 1t.
The police patrol repaired the box at the
corner of Grand Avenue and Pearl street.
Colonel W. S. Furay. of the Ohio state
Journal. Columbus. is In the city today on
business.
Officer Croft is able to be out again and
goes on duty Monday next. Officer Furniss
is improving.
IOStIlluStcI Idkdu sui tViusSs W Oh
nounce his assistant postmaster and the
rest of the staff.
Mr.. Edward voight, late OF the Lagonda
house. this city. now of Chattanooga, Tenn.
is in the city for few days.
David Robbins vas arrested for leaving
his horse unhitched and was fined 81 and
and costs by Judge Young today.
Chase Stewart, esq, is acting as prose
cutting attorney in the absence in CalifOr-
MIA of Prosecutor W. S. Weaver.
Misses Carrie and Lillian Barnett were
guests of their uncle. Mr.. Barnett. at
Springfield. yesterday.-Urbana Citizen.
A brilliant social. with literary and mu-
steal features. will be given at the First
Presbyterian church next Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Charles Rabbits. of Minneapolis, is
In the city visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rabbits, of south Limestone
street.
Part OF .'The Black Hussar' opera COM
pduy uIt ~ tuC -hltduS hotti uHu phit al
the I.agonda. The play at the Grand this
evening.
The committee in charge of the pro-
gramme of the G.. A. X. house-warming,
last night. desire to return sincere thanks to
all who took part in the programme.
VIM. Mooney got verdict of 1925 from
the Pan Handle railroad tor injuries re-
ceived while working on the Mad River
bridge two years ago.-Urbana Citizen.
Parties participating in the Central NJ. E.
concert this evening will meet in the lower
room of the church with their escorts and
company, as tickets may not reach them in
time.
A brilliant ball was given in the town
hall at New Carlisle last evening by num-
Der OF the ladies Of the city. Signor Vim
cent Rigio. of this city. furnished the
music.
There are three cases of diphtheria in
the family Of Philip Swartzbsugh, at Law
renceville, this county. Mr.. Swartzbaugh
is himself down with the disease, as are
also two OF his children.
Don't fail to attend the grand vocal and
instrumental concert given at Central NJ.
f. church this evening. Hear the violin
solos. vocal duets. quartettes. etc. Some OF
the finest voices in the city will be heard in
this concert. Admission only 25 cents.
The following shows the simplicity Of the
American mail system: A Springfield man
received letter directed as follows: "John
Smith. Springfield, Ohio. Clark county,"
The answer was directed: John Schmidt,
Haversweiler. Canton Wolfstein. Bezir-
kaurt, Keiser Stout IN, Rcinfaitz Bayern,
Germany"
William Bailey was locked up last night
charged with petit. larceny by Officer
Gregory. He is aliedged to have gotten
away with some books FROM the Fair
auction and afterwards disposing Of them
for five cents. which he took and bought
cakes at bakery.
Miss May Bookwalter is critically i'll
with typhoid fever at her residence. on
south Market street. She came home from
school at Mt. Auburn a week ago. quite in
disposed, and was taken i'll at once with the
disease in a very threatening form. Many
friends unite in the hope that she may
speedily recover.
The burglar that was shot by Mr.. Wolf,
near Piqua. Monday night. was still at the
undertaking establishment at last reports
His mother refuses to recognize such q
wayward son, and the township trustees are
undecided what to do in the matter. The
probabilities are that the body will be given
to some medical college at Columbus.
The special meetings a: ST. Paul are full
Of encouragement. The attendance is in
creasing A sense of the Spirits presence
is all -pervsding. and much good is being
accomplished in the congregation. The
pastors sermon last night, .0n the Way,"|
was received with close attention. Tonight
will close the meetings fog this week, and
the services will be OF special interest.
DURING the month Of Dece nbar The
Nelson Business Coll gewili sell schOl.
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